The Sutherland Cranial College of Osteopathy, Stroud
March 7, 2014 at 5:15 pm 3 comments
9 March -40 postgraduate cranial osteopaths attended the presentation entitled “The Effect of Jaw Problems on the Rest of the Body.” As usual I divided it into two sections – “The Osteopathy/ TMJ Connection” and “The Osteopathy/ Orthodontic Connection”. Two short video clips showed some of Dr Brendan Stack’s cases linking jaw position and movement disorders, such as Tourettes. A table demonstration was set up for the short break.
The aim was to demonstrate that an integrated approach to treatment results in a better outcome for patients. Signs and symptoms relating to TMJ and malocclusion were discussed. It was stressed that early correction of these imbalances is simpler to treat and the result is more likely to be stable. I found this meeting to be most enjoyable, not only because of the warm welcome and hospitality which I received but mainly due to the high level of cranial knowledge of those attending. There was plenty of interaction and the questions were well thought out. I understand that the group would like to participate in the next BSSCMD seminar and we look forward to welcoming their contribution.
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Rebecca Butterfield | March 14, 2014 at 1:27 pm
Thank you for a really interesting presentation, great speaking and fascinating video footage. I was very pleased to gain further understanding of how osteopathy integrates with functional orthodontics. Rebecca
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drhelenjones | March 18, 2014 at 9:40 am
Clare Ballard wrote: Thank you for the fascinating and authoritative talk at Hawkwood College for the Sutherland Cranial College. It reinforced for me the necessity for Osteopaths and dentists to continue to work together in mutual understanding. I think Dr Helen Jones is doing very important work in this field.
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drhelenjones | March 18, 2014 at 9:49 am
Dianna Harvey-Kummer, course organiser wrote: We certainly enjoyed having you and both students and tutors were very pleased both with the presentation and the way it fitted so well into our course.